the minister in the morning, of course, we need to look at the level of their development fee, therefore, i ask a colleague from the government of the security council of the state council of the ministry of internal affairs and others the rights of the enforcement authorities to jointly provide precisely comprehensive proposals for the further development of migration policy. be sure to work out these issues with the regions and report on the proposed solutions by july 1 of this year, i emphasize that it is very important for the government in its socio-economic bloc and law enforcement agencies. there were unified approaches here, a common understanding of the results of the work that needed to be achieved, but we all know very well, it is clear that migration is to a large extent connected with e, economic categories. well, that's it, the government transferred economic blocs. there, in the ministry of internal affairs, it is important that both the law enforcement component and, uh, the economic component fit into each other. and for this, it is necessary, of course, to establish interaction and understanding of the tasks that exist in this area further. the urgent

the problem of migration. let's try to submit comprehensive proposals before july 1. in this area, the government of the security council of the state council of internal affairs and other departments. first of all, quickly debug all administrative procedures related to migration. to translate them into numbers as much as possible , to make them understandable, clear and accessible , i mean, obtaining citizenship. visa application residence permit work permit and other documents. greater transparency of administrative procedures will certainly make it possible to ensure more effective control over the migration situation in the country, which is of fundamental importance for national security. another issue for us is the security of the economy. the ministry of internal affairs must strictly suppress crimes with state defense over projects of social programs and at the same time reduce pressure on business that yesterday you could still buy today you have to produce it yourself there are disadvantages, but huge pros for the savings are just huge forced. now our businesses. e. it means that those who organize production to engage in the plac

the passportization of residents of new constituent entities of the russian federation, we will urge a comprehensive look at the problem of migration, the government of the security council by the state council other departments, by the first of july, they must submit a proposal on migration policy. first of all, quickly debug all administrative procedures related to migration. to translate them into numbers as much as possible , to make them understandable, clear and accessible , i mean, obtaining citizenship. registration of a residence visa, work permit and other documents. greater transparency of administrative procedures will certainly allow it to provide it with more effective control over the migration situation in the country , which is of fundamental importance for national security . work with businesses that helped the country to cope with a wave of sanctions should also strengthen our security. there are downsides to producing by ourselves, but if there are huge advantages for savings, they are simply forced to. now our businesses. e. means those who organize production to engage in the placement of orders within the country, in no case should they work on the principle of grabbi

from its actual chairmanship of the security council from april 1 already in general the level of meetings initiated by the russian federation at the site of the council of state security, if you would rate it, now we know that the russian federation is convening a council of state security after the arrest order of putin, it is about the removal of ukrainian children, and then it initiates the council of state security regarding the investigation of the northern streams, continues to blame the united states special services for this e p volodymyr, it doesn’t come down to some i don’t know but spam initiatives to what extent they are not stillborn or the russian federation what are they trying to achieve continuing to spam on this site well, you know, it seems to me that it is already 1984, because the russian delegation no longer knows what to do there, everyone is happy about the security to draw attention to something that they want to be important and fundamental, but after we opened about the combatants mosquitoes, er, about biological weapons, er, i say that the phobia about the suppression of the russian church in ukraine has simply turned the security

of the un security council, kyiv said that it expects effective actions regarding the kremlin's plans to deploy tactical nuclear weapons in belarus , the permanent members of the un security council, the united stateseat britain, china, and france, are waiting for a reaction, the representative of the un secretary general said that a meeting of the security council regarding president putin's intentions should take place this week, and volodymyr gandohi, president of the ukrainian foreign policy association, who at one time represented ukraine at the un, will join our broadcast, mr. volodymyr. congratulations, what can kyiv really expect from this meeting , or will it be possible to get a reaction to the fact that ukraine is called nuclear blackmail, of course we get it, i 'm not convinced, i don't know, to be honest, we don't know if any draft resolution will be considered there, i would like this draft at the same time, we must understand that this draft resolution will definitely not be accepted because russia has the right of veto and will undoubtedly oppose it. nevertheless, today such a project will have a great political impact and we should at least expect from this meeting - this is an exp

deputies of the senators of the apparatus of the council of ministers, members of the constitutional and supreme courts of the presidential administration. the state secretariat of the security council of the state control committee of the prosecutor general's office has noticed a very great pain and losses in general in belarus, we paid attention to the fact that you pay a lot of attention to the memory of preservation and look after all this , the trembling is felt, uh, the state of such. here, it’s hard to even convey the slovak language, because this place is really so iconic. that you can’t leave here without a tear , how people lived during the war, how people died during the war, so that the younger generation knows and understands all this. let's be clear, the mind of khatyn is a collective symbol of the collective belarusian pain. t is collective trauma collective trade and remember. let's make one speech, that 3 million. polezlach, it's only privately elected. we were tormented only by a million, three hundred thousand. and here is the museum. i hides as a symbol that the memory is alive in everyone's hearts. energy, which was invested in the reconstruction of the khatyn m

of the explosions and leeks. mike, hannah reports from washington, d. c. the white house from the national security council, the state department, there's absolutely no confirmation whatsoever of the report. a spokesman from the national security council, john kirby said, only that several western allies of the united states, in particular, germany, denmark, and sweden, all carrying out an investigation into who was responsible for that attack. this investigation he says, is ongoing. now, throughout the month and since that attack occurred in september, there's been repeated speculation about who was responsible in initially it was alleged that russia was responsible. even recently there's been an accusation that it was the us. but the just reflects the vacuum that has existed within asserting blame for this attack. the head of rushes when mercenary group says his fighters have taken the eastern part of a lot in east and ukraine, and an audio message on her telegram channel getting pretty goes and said the units have taken the territory to the east of the bach mosca river would split the city roughly down the middle, but there is, did, she will go get it if she was the judge. but here's the was through. if you move components, do not

of the kiev regime, said secretary of the russian security council nikolai patrushev today he began a working visit to india where the annual meeting of the secretaries of the security councils of statesai cooperation organization takes place ukraine goals special operations will certainly be achieved, well, the provocative behavior of the west can lead to catastrophic consequences of patrushev’s statement, and now, just in time for e-news and the events of a special military operation , a battalion of the second army corps is operating in the lugansk people’s republic to arm our military with mortars, egor grigoriev transmits self-propelled artillery mounts grad system from the front line together with the platoon commander we move forward at the position of the grad rszo, first measure the speed and direction wind. well, then 15 minutes before deploying the installation and delivering the first strike, a shot of alpha wind 22.0 is adjusted, and the car is already in position, installation in shelter. we are officers at the headquarters of the first battalion of the second army corps, they are watching and giving commands. here you can see how the dot moves. this is the enemy nearby,

of the information security concept adopted by the supreme state council of the union state. here is what the secretary of state, dmitry, would say about this document for a month , the supreme state councilf the union state approved a particularly significant document . the concept of information security of the union state. federation by members of the supreme state council and it defines the strategic goals of the concept, that is, the joint protection of the national interests of belarus of russia in the information sphere, taking into account modern challenges and threats of those facts of factional pressure on our countries and, of course, the document to a certain extent takes into account changes in the military-political situation eastern european region. we say that the adoption of this particularly significant decision is worth the additional protection of critical information. infrastructure of our fraternal states, which, of course, in turn, will increase the potential to counter the destructive activities in this area, which we see , unfortunately, from unfriendly countries , and the concept determines the basis for the formation of a coordinated state policy and the develop

white house, the national security council, the state department, there is absolutely no confirmation whatsoever of this report. a spokesman from the national security counciljohn kirby, said only that several western allies of the united states -- in particular, germany, denmark, and sweden -- are carrying out an investigation to find out who was responsible. the investigation he says is ongoing. throughout the months since that attack occurred in september, there has been repeated speculation about who was responsible. initially, it was alleged that russia was responsible. even recently, there has been an accusation that it was the u.s., but this just reflects the vacuum that has existed within asserting blame for this attack. many intelligence departments, as we know, investigating it. none have yet come out publicly with a definitive answer, principally because of the massive diplomatic impact that any pointing of fingers could have on the region and on the conflict itself. >> thank you. thousands of protesters have joined a rally in georgia's capital against the controversial so-called foreign agents bill. demonstrators through petrol bombs and stones

of the kiev regime, said secretary of the security council of russia nikolai patrushev today he began a working visit to india where the annual meeting of the secretaries of the security councils of statesshanghai cooperation organization takes place patrushev emphasized despite the steadily increasing military assistance to ukraine, the goals of the special operation will be certainly achieved rather provocative behavior. the west is capable of leading to catastrophic consequences , said the command post was destroyed by patrushev ukrainian drones in the combat work of the russian military in this area of ​​​​the special operation were told in the grouping, dnipro people, in addition, in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe settlement, a towed m-77 howitzer with a tractor was destroyed. in the personnel of the calculation in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bsettlements, gerbils and alyoshka by means of the electrons of the struggle of the group, the dnieper, five incorporeal quadrocopter-type aircraft were suppressed. the ministry of internal affairs is actively working to issue passports to residents of new regions of russia, said kirill addinov, deputy head of the main directorate for migration. f

white house from the national security council, the state department, there's absolutely no confirmation whatsoever of this report. a spokesman from the national security council, john kirby said, only that several western allies of the united states, in particular, germany, denmark, and sweden, all carrying out an investigation into who was responsible for that attack. this investigation he says, is ongoing. now, throughout the month and since that attack occurred in september, there's been repeated speculation about who was responsible in initially it was alleged that russia was responsible. even recently there's been an accusation that it was the us. but this just reflects the vacuum that has existed within asserting blamed for this attack. thousands of protesters have rallied in georgia of capital tbilisi against the proposed law. they say will silence critics and the press, the government, and 5th, the bell is aimed at curbing the influence of so called foreign agents. opponent say it's and democratic and could her country's chances of joining the european union for the car reports the site of georgia parliament. demonstrators stood their ground against r

replace the hunger strike in the un security council is to blame the un for this, no one wants to because the council security is a tool for the interaction of nuclear statese, you cannot expel the russian delegation, russia can cease to be a member of the un security council only if it gets rid of nuclear weapons , that is, it can be excluded as a betrayal of security, but this will not change anything, do not influence it, and what is there to say i think it's not worth expecting a miracle from the visit of all zimpin. i don't really believe in chinese capabilities when it comes to saying oh china is now trying to be a global power. saudi arabia and the wounds of saudi arabia are not democratic countries and of course saudi arabia can find a common language with china about everything and relations with the united states. i am not saying that there is no war there. and i can clearly say that i have many countries people who think that we will be able to build some special relations with china into our relations and that china will be able to guarantee us sovereignty and somehow agree on the end of the war and so on, i clearly say that there is one import

white house from the national security council, the state department, there's absolutely no confirmation whatsoever of the report. a spokesman from the national security council, john kirby said, only that several western allies of the united states, in particular, germany, denmark, and sweden, all carrying out an investigation into who was responsible for that attack. this investigation, he says, is ongoing now throughout the mountains. and since that attack occurred in september, there's been repeated speculation about who was responsible in initially it was alleged that russia was responsible. even recently, there's been an accusation that it was the us. but the just reflects that, that q that has existed within a so a team blamed for this attack. many intelligence departments as we know investigating it. none have yet to come up publicly with a definitive answer. principally because of the massive diplomatic impact that any accounting or blame that any pointing all fingers with evidence could have on the region and on that ongoing conflict itself. all right, i'm, i can't live there from washington dc. mike, thank you. now thousands of protest as of joined

security council. the state department, there's absolutely no confirmation whatsoever of this report. a spokesman from the national security council, john kirby said, only that a several western allies of the united states and particular germany, denmark and sweden, or carrying out an investigation and to who was responsible for that attack. this investigation he says, is ongoing. now, throughout the months and since that attack occurred in september, there's been repeated speculation about who was responsible in initially it was alleged that russia was responsible. even recently there's been an accusation that it was the u. s. but this just a reflects the vacuum that has existed within asserting blame for this attack. thousands of protesters have rallied in georgia is capital tbilisi against a controversial so called foreign agents bill opponent states on democratic and could hurt the countries chances of joining the you said, you can explain the side of georgia parliament. demonstrators stood their ground against riot police, firing tear gas and water cannon. the unrest came soon after politicians gave their initial backing to a

of the un security council . speaking on un security council. speaking on stateian president insists that it wasn't unusual , president insists that it wasn't unusual, comparing it with the us stationing of weapons on the territory of its european allies . we were on tv online dab+ radio and on tunein this is back now to nana in just a moment. good afternoon . you just tuned good afternoon. you just tuned in. you might be thinking, see and, get rid of. no, i've got an extra hour on the show. it's coming up to 37 minutes after 3:00. i'm not a square this is gb news. we are the people's channel the the channel on the way. the government won overwhelming support its support in for parliament of its new and this is new brexit deal and this is despite a rebellion from of despite a rebellion from some of its and the backlash its own mps and the backlash from members of the democratic unionist party. dup is brexit a step closer. we'll discuss it in just a moment welcome back. if you join me , welcome back. if you join me, where have you been? this is gb news on tv, onli

of the un security council . the session of the un security council. the us session of the un security council . the us president session of the un security council. the us president has declared a stateister swept through the state and on into alabama, cutting a path of destruction. 170 miles long, around 11,000 residents there are still without power . they are still without power. they say there was no safe to hide . say there was no safe to hide. we're on tv online, dab+ radio and on tuned in to this is gb news back now to . news back now to. mark thanks ray. this is mark tomlinson right. will the government's crackdown on anti—social behaviour work ? my anti—social behaviour work? my newsmaker tonight is former minister, bestselling author and tv personality ann widdecombe. we've got the papers exactly 1030 sharp with full reaction from three of the country's top . and coming my take at ten. and it's all about prince andrew lots to get through big stories, big guests and big opinions. let's start with this . let's start with this. apparent make war in ukraine, a cost living crisis. three prime ministers in a year. have we not suffered enough. it not. we're heanng suffered enough.

of the un security council . the session of the un security council. the us session of the un security council . the us president session of the un security council. the us president has declared a stateept through the state and on into alabama, cutting a path of destruction. 170 miles long, around 11,000 residents there are still without power . they are still without power. they say there was no safe to hide . say there was no safe to hide. we're on tv online, dab+ radio and on tuned in to this is gb news back now to . news back now to. mark thanks ray. this is mark tomlinson right. will the government's crackdown on anti—social behaviour work ? my anti—social behaviour work? my newsmaker tonight is former minister, bestselling author and tv personality ann widdecombe. we've got the papers exactly 1030 sharp with full reaction from three of the country's top . and coming my take at ten. and it's all about prince andrew lots to get through big stories, big guests and big opinions. let's start with this . let's start with this. apparent make war in ukraine, a cost living crisis. three prime ministers in a year. have we not suffered enough. it not. we're heanng suffered enough. it not.

of the memorial. their the deputies of the senator assigned the apparatus of the council of ministers members of the constitutional supreme court of the presidential administration the secretary of state from the security councilosecutor general's office is unlikely to be counted by anyone. how many people came to khatyn to share the bitterness of the tragedy to honor the memory of those who died here, we need to bring children, we need to get young people here to discover these tragic pages of history . villages that many of which more than 200 belarus has not recovered. unfortunately, this does not heal early, which should remind us how fragile the world is and how it is necessary to protect it, how fragile the world is when belarus is in the very center of geopolitical tension and how it provokes opponents, like no one else knows those who are just flowers at the foot and a minute to silently say thank you for the peace that was won at the cost of the life of every third belarusian in some neighboring states. e armed forces. uh, there are people who wear nazi symbols, including the symbols worn by the people who burned e khatyn, but this is not the worst thing. the worst thing is that the so-called civilize

which does not exist no mandate, but from the security council, he is the three leading members of the russian security council of china and the united statest join this treaty, this one participates in this judgment and is not subordinate to it, and i thought. well, maybe some kind of interesting coincidence, but they did something stupid with this gaga tribunal. well, isn't there some big evil one behind this? plan, but look, it turns out who orders the music for this tribunal. let's get a look. first of the russian war of aggression, the european commission provided 10 million euros in support for the work of the international criminal court on ukraine and let me assure you that the eu remains ready to provide the necessary material support as the situation in ukraine requires an adequate response and look who else is going to provide this tribunal with additional funds. the uk is increasing its financial support for the gaga-based court to £1m this year and other countries are expected to provide financial and practical assistance as well. today we have gathered in london as a united one purpose to hold war criminals accountable for the

situation, but it changes quickly meeting of the council of ministers of the security council meeting of the power bloc. personnel appointments. head of stateall events are preceded by the collection of information, the president does not just focus on what is reported to him, but regularly travels around the country himself , farm enterprises, hospitals, the management vertical is constantly under control, plus foreign business trips, africa iran china and these are only the last few visits months, all this is connected with building a step-by-step domestic and foreign policy , the president noted and said that the year will be special, especially in terms of preparing for the most important political events by the electronic company, but first of all, this is 2024. we will have elections to the parliament and local councils of deputies at the same time, and for the first time. in fact, in the new format, the election of delegates to the entire belarusian national assembly and all these processes will take place almost simultaneously. this is, of course, a large amount of organizational work. preparatory and this is quite a serious and lar

of the memorial. they were entrusted by deputies senators of the apparatus of the council of ministers members of the constitutional supreme court of the presidential administration of the secretary of state from security councill's office hardly anyone will be able to count. how many people came to khatyn to share the bitterness of the tragedy to honor the memory of those who died here, we need to bring children, we need to get young people here, to open these tragic pages of history, millions of vezlin people in general, the inhabitants of the soviet union, died not only on the battlefields, but also in the conflagration of such villages , which many of which more than 200 belarus has not recovered. unfortunately, it does not heal early, which should be reminiscent us how fragile the world is and how to protect it. when belarus is in the very center of geopolitical tension and how it provokes opponents, like no one else knows those who are on the information front every day, and here in khatyn and media speakers who are used to keeping emotions in themselves to cope. not just flowers at the foot and a minute to silently say thank you for the peace that came at the cost of the life of every third belarusian.

the security council that we've encountered. and it's been an obstacle, it's, it's, it's more the threat of a veto. and so we've been advising security council member states to put forward a resolution that would not only call for the situation in be a more and for the rowing a situation to be referred to the international criminal court. but it would also mandate a global arms embargo. there's been resistance to advance a resolution in that regard. we do hope member states will move forward with that. but if i may mohammed, i just want to comment briefly on the situation in the camps of bangladesh. the situation in the camps as well as the situation on boss and char interview, really constitutes the situation of mass arbitrary detention. we have to call it what it is. this is a community of people whose human potential is being completely swallowed by these violations that they're facing on, on a daily basis. so the justice, justice and accountability will be a big part of that. but the government among the desk can make some very quick movements right now to address some of these issues with regard to the right to work with the freedom of movement and o

security council. the united states and the united kingdom, which faced the opposition of many countries, including france and germany, could not pass a security council resolution to authorize the war, but they launched this war anyway. undoubtedly , the credibility of the united nations was damaged. at that time, the secretary general of the united nations did not act according to his authority and said that this war is illegal and should not be fought, although later on, the recognition of the iraq war caused a lot of pain to the world community's view of the united nations and the set of common laws. as a permanent member the security council violated international law and the un charter, but when you talk to others in private circles, they tell you that what has happened in the past has prevented them from trying to put pressure on the problem. it was the law and it was based on false information , and it harms the united nations and the rule of law around the world . since then, many things have changed , but the consequences of the events that the united nations signed at that time are still felt in europe, or the wildest continent . jahan who

the united nations security council to react following this announcement.— security council to react following this announcement. thank you very much. president biden has declared a major emergency in the state of, where a tornado has left hundreds homeless. this is the moment on friday when the wind barrelled through a school in the area, captured by cctv cameras inside. and these are the latest drone pictures after the tornado struck — carving a path of destruction 170 miles long. at least 25 people were killed in mississippi and one person in alabama. dozens have been injured. our north america correspondent sophie long reports from mississippi. this is rolling fork, a small, close community in mississippi. there is little left. they've lost loved ones, their homes, everything. we get storms like bad rain or, you know, probably high winds or something. but we never experience nothing like this where it can wipe out a whole town. you know, schools, children, you know, parents, loved ones. it wiped out everything. these girls said they came back to look for their belongings. they didn't find much. this is what remains of people's homes here in rolling fork. you can see washing machines, signs

of the kiev regime, this was stated secretary of the security council of russia nikolay patrushev today he began a working visit to india new delhi hosts an annual meeting with the secretaries of the security councilsn patrushev stressed that despite the steadily increasing military assistance to ukraine, the goals of the special operation will certainly be achieved russia will achieve demilitarization identification ukraine to ensure its territorial integrity and the security of its population is also, according to the secretary of the security council, provocative behavior zapa

the head of the councils of international relations , an experienced diplomat, headed the political planning department of the state department. he held a major post-national security councilther people there were benz and bill you knew well, in general, and these people, as it were, to you and me, they seemed adequate to you and me. yes that we either we were blind or something happened. uh, and now, if they have this night blindness, do you think it will be for a long time, or are they, uh, under the influence of the events of the problems in ukraine of a new position china that it may be like their night blindness, but it will decrease a little, this is not telling us the blind dmitry in american reality, since i have been studying american mass psychology all my life, mass mood. this is how they form their attitude towards themselves and towards others that so many people say. even the most intelligent they become an opportunist in a certain situation. here, i remember, uh, here in the state department he is first deputy gosse. yes, but yes, because then bob gates spoke. and here is moulin, uh, means chairman united by vladimir's chiefs, so that but you understand me s

this court can put the leaders of the aggressor state in prison only after the un security council recognizes the aggression and russia and china sit in the un security council iran without aggression will not recognize for a long time that is why we need a mechanism that will punish the actual political leaders, they unleashed an unjustly aggressive war eh in favor of the tribunal spoke the minister of justice of the big seven and the leadership of the european already in january and february of this year, the union and the european parliament had resolutions in support of the mechanism of justice and punishment of the leaders of the aggressor state, but the main point now is that several leading lawyers and politicians in europe are proposing to us the creation of a hybrid tribunal based on the ukrainian court with with the addition of international lawyers, hold a tribunal against the head of the russian federation, our position today is that we need the same tribunal as was the case at nuremberg in nazi germany or was it porvandi because of the former yugoslavia that is, the tribunal is actually international, which was created either by a decision of th

of the state of yugoslavia is a violation of all international norms. agreement yalta partanski there helsinki without the security council permission the security councilmoreover, by the customers or, let's say, who the initiator clearly stands up and i did everything. it was i who said the bombing of yugoslavia. this is what i did. and yet, that is, there is a crime, there is someone who takes on this crime and no one. nothing is attracted at this time. you know, when there was the yugoslav bombing, so, uh, it means in our country, it means we’ve been here for the first three days, it means, uh, there was an action of the process and so on, but if it’s forbidden, it means, but to hold protests, but i’ll tell you that you know, st. petersburg behaved with dignity petersburg stood up to protest anyway. and so, when we protested, people who today condemn russia and for supposedly peace, they laughed at us. they said, but freaks, and they didn’t leave it to finish. these are serbian fascists. they need to be finished off, there and so on. and today they mean, suddenly they became like that pacifists begin to condemn. that 's when you would all stand up to

the united states prevented the security council from issuing a press statement condemning the terrorist attack on the town of hawareh in nablus, and the palestinian authority sat behind the closed doors of the security council for about an hour and expressed hope that the members of the security council would travel to havala to hand over this town . palestine was informed and the settlers in havala dena plus settlement killed one person and injured 390 people and also set fire to more than a palestinian house and dozens of cars . the european parliament has decided to ban its employees from using tik tok, according to reuters report. prohibit the use of this chinese social network on the mobile phones of its employees for security reasons . most of the european commission had given its employees three weeks to delete tik tok from their devices , until now it is prohibited in organizations and some public universities in the united states and canada. russia considers the west's approach towards itself to be political . russia fined wikipedia two million rubles for publishing false information . the reason for the approach the victims of the collision between two trains in greece increased to 32 people and 8

of the security council in the working meeting. the president and heads of all law enforcement agencies took part. the head of government of the chairman of the state duma of the federation councileting was held via videoconference. most of it was closed today with you and me on one very important question about measures for the anti-terrorist protection of objects that are under the jurisdiction of law enforcement agencies. rorists in the first speaker at the social security meeting was the head of the ministry of internal affairs vladimir kolokoltsev russian military destroyed polish self-propelled artillery crab on this today was reported in the ministry of defense of russia in the donetsk direction, during the active operations of the units of the southern group of forces , air strikes, artillery fire and heavy flamethrower systems per day destroyed up to 210 ukrainian military personnel, in addition, five armored combat vehicles were destroyed three self-propelled artillery mount crab of polish production, self-propelled artillery mount carnation, two combat vehicles, rszo, grad, two d-30 howitzers and one howitzer d 20. in addition, in the avdeevka area, a mobile communica

of foreign affairs stated the truth about this beijing regrets that the document was not adopted by the un security council russia voted for the resolution china and brazil the other 12 member countries of the security council abstained with details from new york our own correspondent valentin bogdanov the text of the resolution on russian diplomats at the un worked for a month to remove the controversial points during the international investigation into the terrorist attacks on nord stream. even the word ukraine in the project. no, that is, they did everything so that those who are truly interested in the search for truth can follow the facts and not be distracted by politics. instead of real investigative actions, the authorities of germany, denmark and sweden are playing it. we have serious and very justified doubts about the objectivity and transparency of national investigations. held by some european states, therefore, russia in an open and constructive manner invites colleagues to advise to adopt a resolution that instructs the general history of it to carry out a proposal to form an international independent commission to conduct an entire declaring transformed and impartial investigation into the

fact of the matter is that the united nations security council, which is the body, we really mean the secretary general, has no power to stop a member state from doing anything. it's the security council by design, the security council can only act when there is unanimity amongst the 5 permanent members. as you're set up, peace pointed out the there were only 2 members who were advocating for a security council resolution reauthorizing. the use of course, the other 3 were against. so that's how the u. n. is designed just at just a final thought to you. 5, how do you think history then will remember operation iraqi freedom? i mean, this was that war, as you pointed out, didn't have you in support. they didn't find weapons of mass destruction yet the us led coalition still went to war anyway on now discredited intelligence, a how will this invasion and its aftermath me remember, do you think? well that's going to be in the eye of the beholder. the same is true of kosovo. ah, there was no un security council authorization for kosovo. there's absolutely no question that the cause of a war was illegal. a u. n. commission appointed by coffee and on set. so although it called it illegal but

of reaction to the letter of these states, distributed earlier in the security council, stating that they allegedly keep russia informed of the ongoing investigation. and this argument is used by experts from some countries of the security councilwe introduced launches an independent investigation under the auspices of and these experts say there is no need for any investigation of the ionian, because there are normal national investigations of russia , so to speak, in the know, you see from the letter, therefore, why is there something to reinvent the wheel. so we wanted to refute these allegations and distributed all the correspondence from it absolutely. it is clear that at best, we received some replies about what was in our interests. the consequences of this are not necessary, so to speak, we were not provided with any information on all our appeals. uh, so to speak, to share information, the reaction was absolutely standard no. i think that now there will be no questions to us on this part, they are our, uh, enemies of the arguments that the investigation is transparent, on which they these states. and that they do not need any international intervention from the side of him. and how is this to be understood? it's not lo

the president of a permanent member of the security council , the un, of the security council, the un, and someone who not a counter that it's not a stateernational criminal court. that it's not a state project is international criminal court . so international criminal court. so this is a very audacious , i this is a very audacious, i would say on behalf the international criminal court , my international criminal court, my belief is that they have a very solid basis order to proceed with that kind of move. of the other hand, you know the court send a message and. we saw the reaction by president putin who visited crimea and mario was sending his own message back to that to the rest. so the international community do think, dr. pearcy, that there is a risk that this kind of gesture, well—intentioned it might be, could escalate tensions or indeed that vladimir putin might use it to his advantage to suggest , you know, advantage to suggest, you know, he's put upon by the international community. yeah. so as we have stated already, you know, the court has been describing from the russian side does that now colonia had took more requests t

the president of a permanent member of the security council , the un, of the security council, the un, and someone who not a counter that it's not a stateal criminal court. that it's not a state project is international criminal court . so international criminal court. so this is a very audacious , i this is a very audacious, i would say on behalf the international criminal court , my international criminal court, my belief is that they have a very solid basis order to proceed with that kind of move. of the other hand, you know the court send a message and. we saw the reaction by president putin who visited crimea and mario was sending his own message back to that to the rest. so the international community do think, dr. pearcy, that there is a risk that this kind of gesture, well—intentioned it might be, could escalate tensions or indeed that vladimir putin might use it to his advantage to suggest , you know, advantage to suggest, you know, he's put upon by the international community. yeah. so as we have stated already, you know, the court has been describing from the russian side does that now colonia had took more requests than proj

the security council that we have encountered and has been an obstacle. it is more of a threat of a veto. we have been advising security council member states to put forward a resolution that would not only call for the situation in myanmar and the rohingya situation to be referred to the international criminal court but would also mandate a global arms embargo. there has been resistance to advance a resolution in that regard. we do hope member states will move forward with that, but i want to comment briefly on the situation in the camps in bangladesh. the situation in the cans as well as on the island in our view constitutes a situation of mass armed detention. we have to call it what it is. this is a community of people whose human potential is being completely swallowed by these violations that they are facing on a daily basis. justice and accountability will be a big part of that, but the government of bangladesh could make some very quick movements right now to address some of these issues regarding freedom of movement and other rights. >> we only have a couple of minutes left, but let me ask you, with regard to the association of sou